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I think the only real solution to this is to use a different, non-phone, device. Consider that the latest GoPro experiences the same problem when recording best
by trogdor 3y ago
I think the only real solution to this is to use a different, non-phone, device. Consider that the latest GoPro experiences the same problem when recording best-quality video.
Active cooling would probably work — something like a fan blowing directly at your phone — but I don’t think changing the ambient air temperature will be sufficient. (Unless the change is enormous, like recording outdoors in the winter.) Also, make sure your phone is not in a case. Of course, you could always record lower quality video. But that’s not really a solution.
- nerdjon 3y agoI just wish it would alert me somehow without needing to see the screen or risk an alert going off while recording. Like I get it needing to stop. I tried the other camera route, the lower light performance was abysmal. Now I was going for a higher end webcam route that was good for YouTube. But it was shockingly bad compared to my iPhone. And I have a good amount of light, it was just that grainy look on blacks that really bothered me. I am also just not really in a position to spend over $1k on a camera when for the most part my phone works if I could just get past one pesky little detail.